US20140299792A1 - Sealing about a quartz tube - Google Patents
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- the present disclosure relates to sealing of a quartz tube containing an electrical device with an electrical lead extending from the tube through the metal wall of a pressurized fluid vessel.
- Such tubes are employed in fluid purification systems utilizing radiation, such as that emanating from an ultraviolet lamp, within the quartz tube for purification of the fluid.
- Purification systems employing UV radiation are used in commercial fluid filtration and purification systems where the fluid is to be recycled or used continuously in a process and particularly for water filtration and purification processes.
- the pressure vessel may have a removable lid with a plurality of quartz tubes extending therethrough and sealed therein for providing within each of the tubes an ultraviolet lamp for irradiating the fluid in the pressure vessel.
- the pressure vessel may be operated with fluid pressures therein in the order of 10 bar (1013 kPa) with fluid temperatures ranging from ⁇ 60° C. to 105° C. It will be understood that when it is required to remove the lid from the pressure vessel for servicing the contents of the pressure vessel, which may include filters, that it is first required to remove the quartz tubes and UV lamps before the lid is removed from the pressure vessel.
- the quartz tubes may be removed individually for UV lamp replacement without removing the lid.
- Providing a simple, reliable, readily installable and easily removable technique for sealing of the quartz tube through the metal lid of the pressure vessel has proven difficult in view of the brittleness of the quartz tube with respect to providing the necessary sealing to retain the fluid pressure in the vessel and preventing leakage between the quartz tube and the metal lid.
- Providing a simple, reliable, readily installable and easily removable technique for sealing of the quartz tube through the metal lid of the pressure vessel has proven difficult in view of the brittleness of the quartz tube with respect to providing the necessary sealing to retain the fluid pressure in the vessel and preventing leakage between the quartz tube and the metal lid.
- the present disclosure describes a simplified sealing arrangement for sealing a quartz tube through a wall of a metal pressure vessel which, in one embodiment, a tubular fitting with threads on the opposite ends thereof has one end engaging threads in the metal wall and employing an annular seal between the metal wall and the fitting.
- the quartz tube is received in the end of the fitting engaging the metal wall with a second annular seal provided between the quartz tube and the fitting.
- the end of the fitting opposite the end engaging the metal wall has a compression nut thereover with a flexure/strain relief provided thereon through which is received the electrical cable extending from the quartz tube.
- a tubular fitting threaded at the opposite ends thereof has one threaded end engaging threads in an aperture in the metal wall of the pressure vessel with an annular seal sealing between the fitting and the wall of the pressure vessel with a quartz tube received through the fitting and extending externally of the wall of the pressure vessel.
- the end of the fitting opposite the threaded end engaging the metal wall has a circumferential array of radially deflectable tabs or fingers thereon with a second resilient annular seal received over the quartz tube and disposed radially inwardly of the fingers.
- a compression nut engages the threads of the fitting adjacent the fingers and the fingers are compressed radially inwardly onto the second annular seal effecting a seal thereon about the quartz tube.
- the electrical cable extending from the quartz tube has a similar or duplicate double ended threaded fitting received over the quartz tube spaced from the first fitting with a compression nut sealing a circumferential array of fingers on one end thereof about a third annular seal; and, the opposite threaded end of the fitting is engaged by a flexure/strain relief received over the cable.
- the present disclosure thus describes a simple easily installed and cost effective technique for sealing a quartz tube through the metal wall of the pressure vessel and securing a flexure/strain relief over an electrical cable extending outwardly from the tube which cable is attached to an irradiating device within the quartz tube.
- FIG. 1 is an exterior view of a quartz tube having an irradiating device therein with an electrical cable attached thereto and extending outwardly from the quartz tube with a fitting sealed over the quartz tube ready for insertion of the quartz tube through an aperture in the metal wall of the pressure vessel and for threaded engagement therewith;
- FIG. 2 is an enlarged cross-section taken along section indicating lines 2 - 2 of FIG. 1 showing the arrangement of FIG. 1 threadedly engaged in the metal wall of a pressure vessel;
- FIG. 3 is a view similar to FIG. 2 of another embodiment of the present disclosure.
- FIG. 4 is an exploded view of a portion of the arrangement of FIG. 3 .
- a quartz tube assembly for installation through a metal wall of a pressure vessel is indicated generally at 10 and includes a quart tube 12 having an irradiating device such as a UV lamp 14 encased therein with an electrical cable 16 attached thereto and extending outwardly from the quartz tube 12 .
- the electrical cable 16 includes individual electrical leads (not shown) connected to the UV lamp 14 in a manner well-known in the art.
- the quartz tube 12 has an open end thereof from which cable 16 extends, received in an aperture 18 formed through the metal wall 20 of a pressure vessel which aperture 18 has a threaded counterbore 22 formed therein.
- a tubular fitting indicated generally at 24 has one end 26 thereof provided with threads which may be engaged with the threaded counterbore 22 .
- Fitting 24 is provided with an outwardly extending flange 27 which in the present practice is provided with a hexagonal periphery for engagement with fitting tool (not shown) for tightening the threads 26 in the counterbore 22 .
- a first annular seal 28 is provided over the threaded end of fitting 24 adjacent the flange 27 and is operative to provide a fluid pressure tight seal between fitting 24 and the threaded counterbore 22 .
- the inner periphery of the fitting 24 is provided with a circumferential groove 32 which has received therein a second annular seal 34 which is operative to seal between the inner periphery of fitting 24 and the outer diameter of the quartz tube 12 to prevent escape of pressurized fluid therebetween.
- the lower surface 21 of the metal wall 20 of the pressure vessel is exposed to pressurized fluid; and, the metal wall 20 of the pressure vessel may comprise a removable lid.
- a compression nut 36 is received over the threads 30 of the fitting 24 and engaged therewith, the compression nut 36 having a portion 38 thereof extending axially beyond the threads 30 of the fitting 24 .
- the axially extending portion 38 has the inner periphery thereof formed to a reduced diameter from that of the fitting 24 and has internal threads 40 provided therein.
- the internal threads 40 are engaged by a threaded end 42 of a flexure/strain relief member indicated generally at 44 which is received over the cable 16 in closely fitting arrangement.
- the flexure/strain relief 44 may have the end thereof remote from compression nut 36 provided with a spiral flexural portion 46 .
- flexure/strain relief 44 includes an annular seal 98 , a circumferential array of radially deflectable members 50 and a compression nut 52 for effecting a seal about cable 16 .
- the assembly 10 thus provides a simple, relatively low cost arrangement for removably sealing a quartz tube in a metal pressure vessel wall or lid and with a minimum of parts provides for flexural/strain relief of the electrical cable extending from the UV lamp encased in the quartz tube.
- FIGS. 3 and 4 another version of the disclosure is indicated generally at 100 and includes a sealing arrangement indicated generally at 102 for sealing a quartz tube 104 through a metal wall 106 which may comprise a lid for a pressurized fluid vessel.
- the assembly 100 includes a separate flexure/strain relief indicated generally at 108 for providing strain relief and flexure protection of an electrical cable 110 extending outwardly from the quartz tube 104 , which electrical cable 110 may be connected to a UV lamp (not shown) encased within the quartz tube 104 .
- the sealing arrangement 102 includes a tubular fitting indicated generally at 112 which has an end thereof provided with threads 114 and an outwardly extending flange 116 provided with peripheral surfaces, such as a hexagon, for engagement by a tightening tool.
- the end of the tubular fitting 112 on the opposite side of flange 116 from threads 114 has threads 118 provided thereon; and, the fitting 112 has provided thereon a circumferential array of radially inwardly deflectable portions or fingers 120 extending axially beyond threads 118 .
- the fingers 120 may be formed integrally with fitting 112 or on a separate ring.
- the threads 114 of fitting 112 may be received in a threaded counterbore 122 provided in the pressure vessel lid 106 ; and, a first annular seal 124 is provided for sealing the fitting 112 in the lid 106 .
- the quartz tube 104 extends outwardly of the sealing arrangement 102 .
- a second annular seal member or flexible sleeve is indicated by reference numeral 126 and is received over the quartz tube 104 and nested within the resilient fingers 120 .
- a compression nut 128 is received over the fingers 120 and threadedly engages the threads 118 on fitting 112 causing the fingers 120 to be radially compressed inwardly and effect a seal of the annular member 126 over the outer periphery of the quartz tube 104 .
- seals 124 , 126 may be satisfactorily formed of suitable elastomeric material. Where fluid temperatures of ⁇ 60 to 105° C. are encountered, fluoropolymer elastomer has been found satisfactory.
- the sealing arrangement 108 includes a tubular fitting 112 ′, with radially deflectable fingers 120 ′, an annular seal 126 ′ which may be formed of suitable elastomeric material or fluoropolymer elastomeric material for fluid temperatures of ⁇ 60 to 105° C. and a compression nut 128 ′. It will be understood that the seal 126 ′, fitting 112 ′ and compression nut 128 ′ may be identical to or duplicates of their numerical counterparts in the seal arrangement 102 .
- a flexure/strain relief nut 130 engages the threads on the upper end of fitting 112 ′; and, the nut 130 has a flexure/strain relief sleeve 132 which may be threadedly engaged therewith and may have an axially extending portion 134 thereof formed in a spiral configuration for flexure protection.
- the arrangement 108 thus seals about the outer periphery of the quartz tube 104 by compression of the seal ring 126 ′.
- the arrangement 100 thus provides an easy to stall and remove seal for a quartz tube through the metal wall of a pressure vessel and utilizes duplication of parts for sealing the tube through the pressure vessel wall and utilizing duplicate parts for providing a seal of the electrical cable extending therefrom.
- annular seal members 28 , 34 , 124 , 126 , 126 ′ of suitable elastomeric material.
- fittings 24 , 112 , 112 ′ of metal or plastic material and the compression nuts 36 , 128 , 128 ′ of metal or plastic material.
- the flexure/strain relief members 44 may also be formed of metal or plastic material.
- flexure/strain relief 132 includes an unshown annular seal, array of radially deflectable members and a compression nut similar to the arrangement of the flexure/strain relief 44 of FIG. 2 and which is operative to effect a seal about the cable 110 .
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- The present disclosure relates to sealing of a quartz tube containing an electrical device with an electrical lead extending from the tube through the metal wall of a pressurized fluid vessel. Such tubes are employed in fluid purification systems utilizing radiation, such as that emanating from an ultraviolet lamp, within the quartz tube for purification of the fluid. Purification systems employing UV radiation are used in commercial fluid filtration and purification systems where the fluid is to be recycled or used continuously in a process and particularly for water filtration and purification processes.
- In systems of the aforesaid type, the pressure vessel may have a removable lid with a plurality of quartz tubes extending therethrough and sealed therein for providing within each of the tubes an ultraviolet lamp for irradiating the fluid in the pressure vessel. In applications where the pressure vessel is of a relatively large volume with a multiplicity of quartz tubes provided through the lid, each with a UV lamp therein, the pressure vessel may be operated with fluid pressures therein in the order of 10 bar (1013 kPa) with fluid temperatures ranging from −60° C. to 105° C. It will be understood that when it is required to remove the lid from the pressure vessel for servicing the contents of the pressure vessel, which may include filters, that it is first required to remove the quartz tubes and UV lamps before the lid is removed from the pressure vessel. Also, it is desirable that the quartz tubes may be removed individually for UV lamp replacement without removing the lid. In such pressure and temperature environments, it has been found difficult to provide a simple, reliably sealing arrangement for sealing the quartz tube in the lid of such a pressure vessel in a manner which provides for easy removal and reassembly. Providing a simple, reliable, readily installable and easily removable technique for sealing of the quartz tube through the metal lid of the pressure vessel has proven difficult in view of the brittleness of the quartz tube with respect to providing the necessary sealing to retain the fluid pressure in the vessel and preventing leakage between the quartz tube and the metal lid. In addition. In the event of breakage of a quartz tube, it is required to maintain the integrity of fluid sealing to prevent fluid escape from the vessel, either around the quartz tube or around the electrical cable. This has proven particularly difficult and complex where extremes of fluid temperatures are encountered. In addition, the electrical leads for the UV lamp extending from the quartz tube require additional securing and flexure strain relief to prevent damage and/or shorting of the electrical leads. Heretofore, this has required a multiplicity of fittings and seals to accomplish the intended result. Thus, it has been desired to provide a simple easily installed and removed and effective way of sealing a quartz tube through the metal wall of a pressure vessel and to provide for securing and strain/flexure relief of the electrical leads extending from the quartz tube.
- The present disclosure describes a simplified sealing arrangement for sealing a quartz tube through a wall of a metal pressure vessel which, in one embodiment, a tubular fitting with threads on the opposite ends thereof has one end engaging threads in the metal wall and employing an annular seal between the metal wall and the fitting. The quartz tube is received in the end of the fitting engaging the metal wall with a second annular seal provided between the quartz tube and the fitting. The end of the fitting opposite the end engaging the metal wall has a compression nut thereover with a flexure/strain relief provided thereon through which is received the electrical cable extending from the quartz tube.
- In another embodiment, a tubular fitting threaded at the opposite ends thereof has one threaded end engaging threads in an aperture in the metal wall of the pressure vessel with an annular seal sealing between the fitting and the wall of the pressure vessel with a quartz tube received through the fitting and extending externally of the wall of the pressure vessel. The end of the fitting opposite the threaded end engaging the metal wall has a circumferential array of radially deflectable tabs or fingers thereon with a second resilient annular seal received over the quartz tube and disposed radially inwardly of the fingers. A compression nut engages the threads of the fitting adjacent the fingers and the fingers are compressed radially inwardly onto the second annular seal effecting a seal thereon about the quartz tube. The electrical cable extending from the quartz tube has a similar or duplicate double ended threaded fitting received over the quartz tube spaced from the first fitting with a compression nut sealing a circumferential array of fingers on one end thereof about a third annular seal; and, the opposite threaded end of the fitting is engaged by a flexure/strain relief received over the cable.
- The present disclosure thus describes a simple easily installed and cost effective technique for sealing a quartz tube through the metal wall of the pressure vessel and securing a flexure/strain relief over an electrical cable extending outwardly from the tube which cable is attached to an irradiating device within the quartz tube.
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FIG. 1 is an exterior view of a quartz tube having an irradiating device therein with an electrical cable attached thereto and extending outwardly from the quartz tube with a fitting sealed over the quartz tube ready for insertion of the quartz tube through an aperture in the metal wall of the pressure vessel and for threaded engagement therewith; -
FIG. 2 is an enlarged cross-section taken along section indicating lines 2-2 ofFIG. 1 showing the arrangement ofFIG. 1 threadedly engaged in the metal wall of a pressure vessel; -
FIG. 3 is a view similar toFIG. 2 of another embodiment of the present disclosure; and, -
FIG. 4 is an exploded view of a portion of the arrangement ofFIG. 3 . - Referring to
FIGS. 1 and 2 , a quartz tube assembly for installation through a metal wall of a pressure vessel is indicated generally at 10 and includes aquart tube 12 having an irradiating device such as aUV lamp 14 encased therein with anelectrical cable 16 attached thereto and extending outwardly from thequartz tube 12. It will be understood that theelectrical cable 16 includes individual electrical leads (not shown) connected to theUV lamp 14 in a manner well-known in the art. Thequartz tube 12 has an open end thereof from whichcable 16 extends, received in anaperture 18 formed through themetal wall 20 of a pressure vessel whichaperture 18 has a threadedcounterbore 22 formed therein. - A tubular fitting indicated generally at 24 has one
end 26 thereof provided with threads which may be engaged with the threadedcounterbore 22. - Fitting 24 is provided with an outwardly extending
flange 27 which in the present practice is provided with a hexagonal periphery for engagement with fitting tool (not shown) for tightening thethreads 26 in thecounterbore 22. A firstannular seal 28 is provided over the threaded end of fitting 24 adjacent theflange 27 and is operative to provide a fluid pressure tight seal between fitting 24 and the threadedcounterbore 22. The inner periphery of thefitting 24 is provided with acircumferential groove 32 which has received therein a secondannular seal 34 which is operative to seal between the inner periphery offitting 24 and the outer diameter of thequartz tube 12 to prevent escape of pressurized fluid therebetween. In the present practice, it has been found satisfactory to form theannular seals annular seals - It will be understood that the
lower surface 21 of themetal wall 20 of the pressure vessel is exposed to pressurized fluid; and, themetal wall 20 of the pressure vessel may comprise a removable lid. - A
compression nut 36 is received over thethreads 30 of the fitting 24 and engaged therewith, thecompression nut 36 having aportion 38 thereof extending axially beyond thethreads 30 of thefitting 24. The axially extendingportion 38 has the inner periphery thereof formed to a reduced diameter from that of thefitting 24 and hasinternal threads 40 provided therein. Theinternal threads 40 are engaged by a threadedend 42 of a flexure/strain relief member indicated generally at 44 which is received over thecable 16 in closely fitting arrangement. The flexure/strain relief 44 may have the end thereof remote fromcompression nut 36 provided with a spiralflexural portion 46. In the version ofFIG. 2 , flexure/strain relief 44 includes an annular seal 98, a circumferential array of radiallydeflectable members 50 and acompression nut 52 for effecting a seal aboutcable 16. Theassembly 10 thus provides a simple, relatively low cost arrangement for removably sealing a quartz tube in a metal pressure vessel wall or lid and with a minimum of parts provides for flexural/strain relief of the electrical cable extending from the UV lamp encased in the quartz tube. - Referring to
FIGS. 3 and 4 , another version of the disclosure is indicated generally at 100 and includes a sealing arrangement indicated generally at 102 for sealing aquartz tube 104 through ametal wall 106 which may comprise a lid for a pressurized fluid vessel. Theassembly 100 includes a separate flexure/strain relief indicated generally at 108 for providing strain relief and flexure protection of anelectrical cable 110 extending outwardly from thequartz tube 104, whichelectrical cable 110 may be connected to a UV lamp (not shown) encased within thequartz tube 104. - The
sealing arrangement 102 includes a tubular fitting indicated generally at 112 which has an end thereof provided withthreads 114 and an outwardly extendingflange 116 provided with peripheral surfaces, such as a hexagon, for engagement by a tightening tool. The end of thetubular fitting 112 on the opposite side offlange 116 fromthreads 114 hasthreads 118 provided thereon; and, thefitting 112 has provided thereon a circumferential array of radially inwardly deflectable portions orfingers 120 extending axially beyondthreads 118. Thefingers 120 may be formed integrally with fitting 112 or on a separate ring. - The
threads 114 of fitting 112 may be received in a threadedcounterbore 122 provided in thepressure vessel lid 106; and, a firstannular seal 124 is provided for sealing thefitting 112 in thelid 106. In the illustratedversion 100, thequartz tube 104 extends outwardly of thesealing arrangement 102. A second annular seal member or flexible sleeve is indicated byreference numeral 126 and is received over thequartz tube 104 and nested within theresilient fingers 120. Acompression nut 128 is received over thefingers 120 and threadedly engages thethreads 118 on fitting 112 causing thefingers 120 to be radially compressed inwardly and effect a seal of theannular member 126 over the outer periphery of thequartz tube 104. In the present practice,seals - The
sealing arrangement 108 includes atubular fitting 112′, with radiallydeflectable fingers 120′, anannular seal 126′ which may be formed of suitable elastomeric material or fluoropolymer elastomeric material for fluid temperatures of −60 to 105° C. and acompression nut 128′. It will be understood that theseal 126′, fitting 112′ andcompression nut 128′ may be identical to or duplicates of their numerical counterparts in theseal arrangement 102. In thearrangement 108, a flexure/strain relief nut 130 engages the threads on the upper end of fitting 112′; and, thenut 130 has a flexure/strain relief sleeve 132 which may be threadedly engaged therewith and may have an axially extendingportion 134 thereof formed in a spiral configuration for flexure protection. Thearrangement 108 thus seals about the outer periphery of thequartz tube 104 by compression of theseal ring 126′. Thearrangement 100 thus provides an easy to stall and remove seal for a quartz tube through the metal wall of a pressure vessel and utilizes duplication of parts for sealing the tube through the pressure vessel wall and utilizing duplicate parts for providing a seal of the electrical cable extending therefrom. In the present practice, it has been found satisfactory to form theannular seal members fittings compression nuts strain relief members 44 may also be formed of metal or plastic material. In the present practice, flexure/strain relief 132 includes an unshown annular seal, array of radially deflectable members and a compression nut similar to the arrangement of the flexure/strain relief 44 ofFIG. 2 and which is operative to effect a seal about thecable 110. - Obviously, modifications and alterations will occur to others upon reading and understanding the preceding detailed description. It is intended that the exemplary versions described herein be construed as including all such modifications and alterations insofar as they come within the scope of the appended claims or the equivalents thereof.
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